Sometimes, even thoughtful planning for the end of one's life can't foresee all the possible outcomes.
That was certainly the case for Reverend Canon Randy Dales of Wolfeboro, and his father-in-law. Canon Dales is a vocal advocate for the use of advance directives to maintain dignity in death, with his position formed by four decades of ministry and 30 years of work in a hospice he co-founded.
We continue our series on advance directives in New Hampshire with this audio postcard.
Other Stories In Our Series
Part 1: New Hampshire's Advance Directive Gets An Update
Part 2: Talking About Death Often Stands In The Way
Part 3: When Courts Have To Make Medical Decisions
In Plain Language: A Glossary Of Terms For End-Of-Life Planning
